Enredar literally means 'to tangle' or 'to knot up', like tangling a thread or your hair. It can also mean 'to complicate' a situation.
In 'Viviendo', Marc Anthony sings "no enredar nuestros destinos" (not to tangle our destinies). He uses this wonderfully visual word to describe the choice of whether to intertwine their lives or to keep them separate and uncomplicated. It's a poetic way to talk about the beautiful messiness of commitment.
Ever been in a relationship where one person is cautious and afraid of getting hurt, while the other wants to dive in headfirst? Marc Anthony's powerful salsa track, 'Viviendo', captures this exact feeling. The song starts by acknowledging a lover's fear, admitting that maybe they were right to be scared of commitment and losing so much. It was easier to just keep their lives separate and avoid the potential pain.
But then, the song takes a passionate turn! Marc Anthony declares that maybe he was right all along. His philosophy is simple but powerful: You just have to live. This isn't about just existing; it's about living a life full of passion and emotion. He sings about living: